HOP-IN: Outdoor Time and Gut Microbiome in Early Childhood
Status: Current
Grant Start: 09/01/2019
Grant End: 08/31/2024
This award expands the health outcome data that will be collected in Health Outcomes in Preschool: Innovations for Obesity Prevention (HOP-IN) to include gut microbiome data, and covers all costs associated with specimen collection and storage.
Partners
- Tiny Trees
Funding Sponsors
- Private - George B. Storer Foundation
Communities Involved
- Historically marginalized communities
Study Locations
- Washington
Study Type
- Observational study
- Cohort study
- Community based participatory research
Study Characteristics
- Ages 0-18
Principal Investigator(s)
Team Member(s)
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Kathryn Duffy-Greslo
Research Coordinator -
Carolyn Noonan, MS
Biostatistician
Heath Research Initiatives
- Urban
Focus Areas
- Child development
- Climate change and health
- Health disparities
- Mental health
- Stress